EP3840121B1 - Antenne und endgerät - Google Patents

Antenne und endgerät

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EP3840121B1
EP3840121B1 EP18935303.0A EP18935303A EP3840121B1 EP 3840121 B1 EP3840121 B1 EP 3840121B1 EP 18935303 A EP18935303 A EP 18935303A EP 3840121 B1 EP3840121 B1 EP 3840121B1
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antenna
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Xin Luo
Yi Chen
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    • H01Q19/00—Combinations of primary active antenna elements and units with secondary devices, e.g. with quasi-optical devices, for giving the antenna a desired directional characteristic
    • H01Q19/22—Combinations of primary active antenna elements and units with secondary devices, e.g. with quasi-optical devices, for giving the antenna a desired directional characteristic using a secondary device in the form of a single substantially straight conductive element
    • H01Q19/24—Combinations of primary active antenna elements and units with secondary devices, e.g. with quasi-optical devices, for giving the antenna a desired directional characteristic using a secondary device in the form of a single substantially straight conductive element the primary active element being centre-fed and substantially straight, e.g. H-antenna
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  • This disclosure relates to the field of antenna technologies, and in particular, to an antenna and a terminal.
  • a type of indoor wireless fidelity (wireless-fidelity, Wi-Fi) antenna has started to change and develop from an omnidirectional antenna to a smart antenna.
  • a smart antenna can concentrate radiated energy in a direction of a user based on a user location, instead of uniformly and changelessly covering all directions as an omnidirectional antenna does.
  • a smart antenna includes an element connected to an antenna feeder (generally, the element connected to the antenna feeder is referred to as an active element, and an active element is used as an example in FIG. 1a ), a passive induction unit disposed around the active element, a control circuit (not shown in FIG. 1a ), at least one electronic switch, and a ground plate.
  • the passive induction unit includes at least one element (generally, an element that is not connected to the antenna feeder is referred to as a passive element, and two passive elements are used as an example in FIG. 1a ).
  • An electronic switch is disposed between each passive element and the ground plate, and the control circuit can control a connection status between the passive element and the ground plate by controlling an on/off state of the electronic switch.
  • a smart antenna includes an element connected to an antenna feeder (similar to the foregoing smart antenna, an active element is used as an example in FIG. 1b ), a passive induction unit disposed around the active element, a control circuit (not shown in FIG. 1b ), and at least one electronic switch.
  • the passive induction unit includes at least one element (similar to the foregoing smart antenna, two passive elements are used as an example in FIG. 1b ).
  • An electronic switch is disposed between an upper arm and a lower arm of each passive element.
  • the control circuit can control a change of a resonance length of the passive induction unit by controlling an on-off state of the electronic switch.
  • whether the passive induction unit generates an induced current can be controlled by controlling connection or disconnection between the passive induction unit and the ground plate or by adjusting the change of the resonance length of the passive induction unit, to implement directional radiation of the smart antenna.
  • a radiation direction pattern of the smart antenna is an omnidirectional mode.
  • the passive induction unit plays a reflection or directing function, so that the radiation direction pattern of the smart antenna changes to a directional mode.
  • the Wi-Fi standard 802.11ac supports 4 ⁇ 4 MIMO, and four antennas need to be placed on a terminal; the Wi-Fi standard 802.11ax supports an 8 ⁇ 8 multiple-input multiple-output (multiple-input multiple-output, MIMO), and therefore, eight antennas need to be placed on a terminal, which is also likely to increase a size of a smart antenna on the terminal.
  • MIMO multiple-input multiple-output
  • From JP 2004 134873 A antenna systems comprising an actively fed antenna element and a further coupled antenna element are known.
  • EP 1 030 401 A1 antenna systems comprising an active antenna element and a passive antenna element are known.
  • From US 2004/032370 A1 antenna systems with an actively fed planar radiation element and a parasitic element are known.
  • From JP 2003 304112 A an actively driven monopole surrounded by a plurality of grounded parasitic monopoles is known, wherein the driven and parasitic monopoles comprise reactance-adjustable components.
  • a beam steerable antenna with a driven dipole and a set of parasitic monopoles are known, wherein the beam pointing is controlled by reactance-adjustable components.
  • This disclosure provides an antenna according to the independent claim and a terminal and embodiments according to the dependent claims.
  • the antenna and the terminal are provided to implement that a beam radiated by an antenna can be directed to any direction specified by a user, while meeting a requirement for a small size and a low contour, so that more antennas are placed in limited space of a terminal and receiving performance of the terminal meets an actual requirement.
  • this disclosure provides an antenna, including a first element, a second element, and a first reactance-adjustable component and a second reactance-adjustable component.
  • the first element receives an excitation current through an electrical connection to an antenna feeder, and the second element generates an induced current through electromagnetic induction of the first element.
  • the first reactance-adjustable component is disposed at an end of the first element close to a reference plane; and the reference plane uses a connection point between the first element and the antenna feeder as an origin point and is perpendicular to an axial direction of the first element.
  • Each of the reactance-adjustable first and second components has an adjustable reactance value, and is configured to adjust a phase difference between the excitation current and the induced current, where the phase difference has an association relationship with a target angle of radiation of the antenna.
  • the reactance value of the first and second reactance-adjustable components may be changed based on a direction required by a user, to adjust the phase difference between the excitation current received by the first element and the induced current generated by the second element, to implement that the target angle of radiation of the antenna points to the direction required by the user.
  • the antenna including only two elements and the reactance-adjustable components has characteristics of a small size and a low contour, thereby implementing that the beam radiated by the antenna points to any direction specified by the user.
  • the reactance value of the reactance-adjustable component has an association relationship with the phase difference
  • the association relationship between the reactance value of the reactance-adjustable component and the phase difference is represented by a complex matrix S
  • jX j ( X L -X C ) is the reactance value of the reactance-adjustable component
  • L an inductance value of the reactance-adjustable component
  • C is a capacitance value of the reactance-adjustable component
  • ⁇ is an angular frequency
  • R 0 is a characteristic impedance.
  • the phase difference further has an association relationship with a length of the antenna and the distance between the first element and the second element.
  • both the reactance value of the reactance-adjustable component and the distance between the first element and the second element may be changed based on the direction required by the user, to adjust the phase difference between the excitation current received by the first element and the induced current generated by the second element, to implement that the target angle of radiation of the antenna points to the direction required by the user.
  • the antenna including only two elements and the reactance-adjustable component has characteristics of a small size and a low contour, thereby implementing that the beam radiated by the antenna points to any direction specified by the user.
  • the distance between the first element and the second element is d, 0.15 ⁇ ⁇ d ⁇ 0.5 ⁇ , and ⁇ is a free space wavelength.
  • both the first element and the second element are monopole antennas; and the reactance-adjustable component is connected in series between the first element and the antenna feeder; and/or the reactance-adjustable component is connected in series between the second element and a ground plate.
  • the first element is a dipole antenna
  • the second element is a monopole antenna
  • the first reactance-adjustable component is connected in series to at least one arm of the first element
  • the second reactance-adjustable component is connected in series between the second element and a ground plate.
  • the phase difference further has an association relationship with a distance between the antenna and the ground plate and a size of the ground plate.
  • both the reactance value of the reactance-adjustable component and the distance between the antenna and the ground plate may be changed, or both the reactance value of the reactance-adjustable component and the size of the ground plate may be changed, or the reactance value of the reactance-adjustable component, the distance between the antenna and the ground plate, and the size of the ground plate may be all changed, to adjust the phase difference between the excitation current received by the first element and the induced current generated by the second element, to implement that the target angle of radiation of the antenna points to the direction required by the user.
  • the antenna including only two elements and the reactance-adjustable component has characteristics of a small size and a low contour, thereby implementing that the beam radiated by the antenna points to any direction specified by the user.
  • both the first element and the second element are dipole antennas; and the reactance-adjustable component is connected in series to at least one arm of the first element, and/or the reactance-adjustable component is connected in series between two arms of the second element.
  • the first element is a monopole antenna, and the second element is a dipole antenna;
  • the electronic switch is connected in series to the second element, and the control module turns off the electronic switch so that the second element cannot generate an induced current, thereby implementing omnidirectional radiation of the antenna; and then the control module turns on the electronic switch, and adjusts the reactance value of the reactance-adjustable component according to an actual requirement, thereby implementing radiation at the target angle of the antenna. Further, settings of the control module and the electronic switch can flexibly implement omnidirectional radiation and directional radiation of the antenna, to meet various actual requirements.
  • the first and second reactance-adjustable components include a capacitor and/or an inductor.
  • a terminal including an antenna fixing member and at least one antenna according to the first aspect, where the antenna is disposed on the antenna fixing member.
  • the antenna including only two elements and the first and second reactance-adjustable components has characteristics of a small size and a low contour, thereby implementing that the beam radiated by the antenna points to any direction specified by the user.
  • more antennas can be placed in limited space of the terminal, so that transmitting performance of the terminal can meet an actual requirement.
  • Examples of this disclosure provide an antenna and a terminal, to implement that a beam radiated by an antenna points to any direction specified by a user, while meeting characteristics of a small size and a low contour of the antenna.
  • the antenna has characteristics of low cost and space saving, and may be applied to a full-duplex communications system, or may be used as a MIMO antenna, or may be applied to any other possible application scenario.
  • a reactance-adjustable component is disposed at an end of an active element close to a reference plane, or a reactance-adjustable component is disposed at an end of a passive element close to a reference plane, or reactance-adjustable components are disposed both at an end of an active element close to a reference plane and at an end of a passive element close to a reference plane, and further a phase difference between an excitation current received by the active element and an induced current generated by the passive element may be adjusted by changing a reactance value of the reactance-adjustable component, to implement that a target angle of radiation of the antenna points to a direction required by a user.
  • the antenna including the active element, the passive element, and the reactance-adjustable component not only has characteristics of a small size and a low contour, but also implements that a beam radiated by the antenna points to any direction specified by the user.
  • more antennas can be placed in limited space of the terminal, so that transmitting performance of the terminal can meet an actual requirement.
  • the terminal includes but is not limited to a router, an optical network terminal (optical network terminal, ONT), and a wireless access point (wireless access point, AP).
  • the following describes technical solutions of the antenna with reference to the accompanying drawings of the examples in this disclosure by using an example in which the first element is an active element and the second element is a passive element.
  • FIG. 2 is a schematic structural diagram of an antenna according to an example not covered by the claims. As shown in FIG. 2 , the antenna includes a first element, a second element, and a reactance-adjustable component.
  • the first element receives an excitation current through an electrical connection to an antenna feeder, and the second element generates an induced current through electromagnetic induction of the first element.
  • the reactance-adjustable component is disposed at an end of the first element close to a reference plane, and/or the reactance-adjustable component is disposed at an end of the second element close to a reference plane; and the reference plane uses a connection point between the first element and the antenna feeder as an origin point and is perpendicular to an axial direction of the first element.
  • the reactance-adjustable component has an adjustable reactance value, and is configured to adjust a phase difference between the excitation current and the induced current, where the phase difference has an association relationship with a target angle of radiation of the antenna.
  • the reference plane is a virtual plane, and may be any shape, any size, or at any position. This is not limited in this example of this disclosure, provided that the origin of the reference plane is the connection point between the first element and the antenna feeder and is perpendicular to the axial direction of the first element.
  • relative positions of the first element and the second element are not limited in this example of this disclosure, provided that the first element and the second element are parallel to each other.
  • the antenna feeder is connected to a lower end of the first element
  • the reference plane is a horizontal plane perpendicular to the axial direction of the first element and located below the first element
  • the origin of the reference plane is the connection point between the antenna feeder and the first element
  • the first element and the second element are disposed to be aligned with each other.
  • the first element may receive the excitation current on the antenna feeder through an electrical connection to the antenna feeder.
  • the excitation current changes, a magnetic field around the first element changes, so that the second element may generate the induced current under electromagnetic induction of the first element.
  • the first element and the second element may form an antenna array, which is a binary array, and the first element and the second element are array elements in the binary array.
  • the association relationship between the phase difference between the excitation current and the induced current and the target angle may be determined by using Formula 1.
  • F ⁇ f element ⁇ * f array ⁇
  • F( ⁇ ) is a direction pattern function of the binary array
  • f element ( ⁇ ) is an element factor function
  • f array ( ⁇ ) is an array factor function
  • f array ( ⁇ ) cos((kdcos ⁇ + ⁇ )/2)
  • k 2 ⁇ / ⁇ is a wave vector of an electromagnetic wave
  • d is a distance between the first element and the second element
  • ⁇ is a target angle
  • ⁇ is the phase difference between the excitation current and the induced current.
  • the direction pattern function F( ⁇ ) of the binary array includes two parts: One part is a direction pattern function of the antenna, namely, an element factor function f element ( ⁇ ), and the other part is the array factor function f array ( ⁇ ).
  • a direction pattern of the antenna includes a plane E and a plane H.
  • the plane E is a tangent plane of a direction pattern parallel to an electric field direction
  • the plane H is a tangent plane of a direction pattern parallel to a magnetic field direction.
  • the direction pattern function F( ⁇ ) of the binary array may indicate the direction of the beam radiated by the antenna, and when the phase difference ⁇ changes, the direction pattern function F( ⁇ ) of the binary array also changes accordingly. Therefore, when the phase difference ⁇ changes, the direction of the beam radiated by the antenna changes.
  • an amplitude and a phase of the current may be determined by using a complex matrix S in Formula 2.
  • X L ⁇ L is an inductive reactance value of the reactance-adjustable component
  • L an inductance value of the reactance-adjustable component
  • C a capacitance value of the reactance-adjustable component
  • ⁇ is an angular frequency
  • R 0 is a characteristic impedance.
  • an amplitude of the complex matrix S may be used to calculate an amplitude change before and after the current passes through the reactance-adjustable component
  • a phase of the complex matrix S may be used to calculate a phase change before and after the current passes through the reactance-adjustable component.
  • the reactance-adjustable component may be disposed, through welding or conducting wire connection, at an end of the first element close to the reference plane and/or at an end of the second element close to the reference plane.
  • a specific connection manner is not limited in this example of this disclosure.
  • the reactance-adjustable component may be disposed at an end of the first element close to the reference plane.
  • a phase of the excitation current changes accordingly, so that the phase difference between the excitation current and the induced current can be adjusted.
  • the second reactance-adjustable component may alternatively be disposed at an end of the second element close to the reference plane.
  • the reactance value of the reactance-adjustable component changes, a phase of the induced current changes accordingly, so that the phase difference between the excitation current and the induced current can be adjusted.
  • reactance-adjustable components may alternatively be disposed both at an end of the first element close to the reference plane and at an end of the second element close to the reference plane.
  • reactance value of the reactance-adjustable component changes, and both a phase of the excitation current and a phase of the induced current change accordingly, so that the phase difference between the excitation current and the induced current can be adjusted.
  • the complex matrix S in Formula 2 it may be determined that the reactance value of the reactance-adjustable component has an association relationship with the phase difference.
  • the phase difference has an association relationship with the target angle of radiation of the antenna. Therefore, the direction of the beam radiated by the antenna may be changed by changing the reactance value of the reactance-adjustable component.
  • the reactance value of the reactance-adjustable component may be adjusted based on the direction required by the user, so that the target angle of radiation of the antenna faces the direction required by the user. Therefore, the antenna including only two elements and the reactance-adjustable component not only has a small size and a low contour, but also implements that the direction of the beam radiated by the antenna can meet any direction specified by the user.
  • the first reactance-adjustable component is disposed at an end of the first element close to the reference plane
  • the second reactance-adjustable component is disposed at an end of the second element close to the reference plane
  • reactance-adjustable components are disposed both at an end of the first element close to the reference plane and at an end of the second element close to the reference plane, so that the reactance value of the reactance-adjustable component is changed based on the direction required by the user, to adjust the phase difference between the excitation current received by the first element and the induced current generated by the second element, to implement that the target angle of radiation of the antenna points to the direction required by the user.
  • the antenna including only two elements and the reactance-adjustable component has a small size and a low contour, and implements that the beam radiated by the antenna points to any direction specified by the user.
  • more antennas can be placed in limited space of the terminal, so that transmitting performance of the terminal can meet an actual requirement.
  • the induced current is generated only when an electromagnetic wave generated by the first element is propagated to the second element, there is a natural phase difference ⁇ 1 between the phase of the induced current and the phase of the excitation current on the first element, and the phase difference ⁇ 1 is related to the distance d between the first element and the second element.
  • the phase difference has an association relationship with a length of the antenna and the distance d between the first element and the second element.
  • the phase difference ⁇ between the excitation current and the induced current may be adjusted by changing both the reactance value of the reactance-adjustable component and the distance d between the first element and the second element.
  • ⁇ ⁇ 1 + ⁇ 2, where ⁇ 1 is a phase difference caused by a change of the distance d, and ⁇ 2 is a phase difference caused by a change of the reactance value of the reactance-adjustable component. Therefore, when the phase difference ⁇ changes, the target angle of radiation of the antenna may be the direction required by the user, so that the beam radiated by the antenna points to any direction specified by the user.
  • a value of the distance d between the first element and the second element may be set. Generally, 0.15 ⁇ ⁇ d ⁇ 0.5 ⁇ , where ⁇ is a free space wavelength.
  • the first element and the second element in the antenna are of a plurality of types, namely a monopole antenna and a dipole antenna.
  • the monopole antenna is a vertical antenna having a quarter wavelength, and the antenna is mounted on a ground plate.
  • the ground plate may be a metal plate, or may be a copper sheet on a PCB board.
  • the monopole antenna is fed through the antenna feeder (coaxial cable). Therefore, as shown in FIG. 1a , the active element is connected to the antenna feeder, and the passive element is connected to the ground plate.
  • the dipole antenna is formed by two coaxial straight wires, and the dipole antenna has two arms of equal lengths: an upper arm and a lower arm.
  • the dipole antenna is fed through the antenna feeder (namely, a coaxial cable). Therefore, as shown in FIG. 1b , both an upper arm and a lower arm of the active element are connected to the antenna feeder, and two arms of the passive element are connected to each other.
  • both the first element and the second element are monopole antennas.
  • the reactance-adjustable component is connected in series between the first element and the antenna feeder, and/or the reactance-adjustable component is connected in series between the second element and the ground plate.
  • the reactance-adjustable component when both the first element and the second element are monopole antennas, the reactance-adjustable component may be connected in series between the first element and the antenna feeder, or the reactance-adjustable component may be connected in series between the second element and the ground plate, or reactance-adjustable components may be connected in series both between the first element and the antenna feeder and between the second element and the ground plate.
  • the phase of the excitation current may be adjusted by changing the reactance value of the reactance-adjustable component, so that the phase difference between the excitation current and the induced current changes accordingly, thereby changing the target angle of radiation of the antenna.
  • the phase of the induced current may be adjusted by changing the reactance value of the reactance-adjustable component, so that the phase difference between the excitation current and the induced current changes accordingly, thereby changing the target angle of radiation of the antenna.
  • the phase of the excitation current and the phase of the induced current may be adjusted by changing reactance values of the reactance-adjustable components, so that the phase difference between the excitation current and the induced current changes accordingly, thereby changing the target angle of radiation of the antenna.
  • the first element is a dipole antenna
  • the second element is a monopole antenna.
  • the first reactance-adjustable component is connected in series to at least one arm of the first element
  • the second reactance-adjustable component is connected in series between the second element and the ground plate.
  • the first reactance-adjustable component is connected in series at an end of an upper arm of the first element close to the reference plane, and the second reactance-adjustable component is connected in series at an end of a lower arm of the first element close to the reference plane, or first reactance-adjustable components are connected in series at ends of two arms of the first element close to the reference plane, and the second reactance-adjustable component is connected in series between the second element and the ground plate.
  • the phase of the excitation current may be adjusted by changing the reactance value of the reactance-adjustable component, so that the phase difference between the excitation current and the induced current changes accordingly, thereby changing the target angle of radiation of the antenna.
  • the phase of the induced current may be adjusted by changing the reactance value of the reactance-adjustable component, so that the phase difference between the excitation current and the induced current changes accordingly, thereby changing the target angle of radiation of the antenna.
  • the phase of the excitation current and the phase of the induced current may be adjusted by changing reactance values of the reactance-adjustable components, so that the phase difference between the excitation current and the induced current changes accordingly, thereby changing the target angle of radiation of the antenna.
  • the antenna includes the ground plate, and both a location and a size of the ground plate affect the phase difference between the excitation current and the induced current. That is, the phase difference further has an association relationship with a distance between the antenna and the ground plate and with the size of the ground plate.
  • the phase difference ⁇ between the excitation current and the induced current may be adjusted by changing all of the reactance value of the reactance-adjustable component, the distance between the antenna and the ground plate, and the size of the ground plate, or changing both the reactance value of the reactance-adjustable component and the size of the ground plate without changing the distance between the antenna and the ground plate, or changing both the reactance value of the reactance-adjustable component and the distance between the antenna and the ground plate without changing the size of the ground plate.
  • both the first element and the second element are dipole antennas.
  • the reactance-adjustable component is connected in series to at least one arm of the first element, and/or the reactance-adjustable component is connected in series between two arms of the second element.
  • the reactance-adjustable component when both the first element and the second element are dipole antennas, the reactance-adjustable component may be connected in series at an end of an upper arm of the first element close to the reference plane, or the reactance-adjustable component may be connected in series at an end of a lower arm of the first element close to the reference plane, or reactance-adjustable components may be connected in series at ends of two arms of the first element close to the reference plane, or the reactance-adjustable component may be connected in series between two arms of the second element, or reactance-adjustable components may be connected in series both on at least one arm of the first element and between two arms of the second element.
  • the phase of the excitation current may be adjusted by changing the reactance value of the reactance-adjustable component, so that the phase difference between the excitation current and the induced current changes accordingly, thereby changing the target angle of radiation of the antenna.
  • the phase of the induced current may be adjusted by changing the reactance value of the reactance-adjustable component, so that the phase difference between the excitation current and the induced current changes accordingly, thereby changing the target angle of radiation of the antenna.
  • the phase of the excitation current and the phase of the induced current may be adjusted by changing reactance values of the reactance-adjustable components, so that the phase difference between the excitation current and the induced current changes accordingly, thereby changing the target angle of radiation of the antenna.
  • the first element is a monopole antenna
  • the second element is a dipole antenna.
  • the first reactance-adjustable component is connected in series between the first element and the antenna feeder, and the second reactance-adjustable component is connected in series between two arms of the second element.
  • the first reactance-adjustable component is connected in series between the first element and the antenna feeder, and the second reactance-adjustable component is connected in series between two arms of the second element.
  • the phase of the excitation current may be adjusted by changing the reactance value of the reactance-adjustable component, so that the phase difference between the excitation current and the induced current changes accordingly, thereby changing the target angle of radiation of the antenna.
  • the phase of the induced current may be adjusted by changing the reactance value of the reactance-adjustable component, so that the phase difference between the excitation current and the induced current changes accordingly, thereby changing the target angle of radiation of the antenna.
  • the phase of the excitation current and the phase of the induced current may be adjusted by changing reactance values of the reactance-adjustable components, so that the phase difference between the excitation current and the induced current changes accordingly, thereby changing the target angle of radiation of the antenna.
  • the reactance-adjustable component may include a capacitor and/or an inductor.
  • the reactance-adjustable component may be any series or parallel form of at least one capacitor and/or at least one inductor, and may include: a series form of one adjustable capacitor, a plurality of capacitors connected in series, a plurality of capacitors connected in parallel, one adjustable inductor, a plurality of inductors connected in series, and a plurality of inductors connected in parallel; a parallel form of at least one capacitor and at least one inductor; and the like. Types and quantities of capacitors and inductors are not limited.
  • the phase difference ⁇ between the excitation current and the induced current has no association relationship with the distance d between the first element and the second element.
  • An adjustable capacitor is disposed at an end of the second element close to the reference plane, and a capacitance value of the adjustable capacitor changes, so that the phase difference between the excitation current and the induced current changes, thereby adjusting the direction of the beam radiated by the antenna.
  • the antenna may alternatively include one active antenna, a plurality of passive antennas, and a reactance-adjustable component, and the reactance-adjustable component may be disposed at an end of the active element close to a reference plane; and/or the reactance-adjustable component is disposed at an end of at least one passive element close to a reference plane.
  • the reactance-adjustable component may be disposed at an end of the active element close to the reference plane, or the reactance-adjustable component may be disposed at an end of at least one passive element close to the reference plane, or reactance-adjustable components are disposed both at an end of the active element close to the reference plane and at an end of at least one passive element close to the reference plane.
  • the reactance value of the reactance-adjustable component is changed, so that a sum of phase differences between an excitation current received by the active element and induced currents generated by the plurality of passive elements changes, to implement that a target angle of radiation of the antenna points to a direction required by a user.
  • a beam radiated by the antenna including one active element, a plurality of passive elements, and a reactance-adjustable component may point to any direction specified by the user, and arrangement of the plurality of passive antennas may effectively improve transmitting performance of the antenna and the terminal including the antenna.
  • a specific implementation principle of the antenna including one active element, a plurality of passive elements, and a reactance-adjustable component is the same as that of the antenna including one active element, one passive element, and a reactance-adjustable component in the examples in FIG. 2 to FIG. 4 in terms of a change of the reactance value of the reactance-adjustable component to make the target angle of radiation point to the direction required by the user. Details are not described in this example of this disclosure.
  • an example not covered by the claims further provides an antenna.
  • FIG. 5 is a schematic structural diagram of an antenna according to an example not covered by the claims, but compatible with the embodiments. As shown in FIG. 5 , a difference from FIG. 2 lies in that the antenna in this example of this disclosure further includes a control module (not shown in FIG. 5 ) and an electronic switch.
  • the electronic switch is connected in series to the second element, and the control module is separately connected to an adjustment end (not shown in FIG. 5 ) of the reactance-adjustable component and a control end (not shown in FIG. 5 ) of the electronic switch.
  • the control module is configured to change the reactance value of the reactance-adjustable component and an on/off state of the electronic switch.
  • the control module may adjust a magnitude of the reactance value of the reactance-adjustable component through a connection to the reactance-adjustable component.
  • the control module may also control an on/off state of the electronic switch through a connection to the electronic switch.
  • the control module may turn off the electronic switch, so that the second element cannot meet a resonance condition, and the second element cannot generate an induced current. In this way, the antenna including only the first element can radiate omnidirectionally.
  • the control module may adjust a magnitude of the reactance value of the reactance-adjustable component based on the direction specified by the user, and the control module turns on the electronic switch, so that the second element meets a resonance condition, and the second element generates the induced current. Because the phase difference between the excitation current and the induced current changes with the reactance value of the reactance-adjustable component, the antenna may radiate at the target angle, to implement directional radiation of the antenna.
  • the control module may be an integrated chip or an integrated circuit including a plurality of components. Models of the control module and the electronic switch are not limited in this example.
  • the electronic switch is connected in series to the second element, and the control module turns off the electronic switch so that the second element cannot generate an induced current, thereby implementing omnidirectional radiation of the antenna; and then the control module turns on the electronic switch and adjusts the reactance value of the reactance-adjustable component according to an actual requirement, thereby implementing radiation at the target angle of the antenna. Further, settings of the control module and the electronic switch can flexibly implement omnidirectional radiation and directional radiation of the antenna, to meet various actual requirements.
  • FIG. 6 is a schematic structural diagram of a terminal according to an example of this disclosure.
  • the terminal 10 in this example of this disclosure may include an antenna fixing member 11 and at least one antenna 12.
  • the antenna 12 is disposed on the antenna fixing member 11.
  • the terminal provided in this example may be a communications terminal such as an AP, an ONT, or a router.

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  1. Antenne (12), umfassend: ein erstes Element und nur ein zusätzliches zweites Element, eine erste reaktanzanpassbare Komponente und eine zweite reaktanzanpassbare Komponente, wobei das erste Element dazu konfiguriert ist, über eine elektrische Verbindung mit einer Antennenzuleitung einen Erregerstrom zu empfangen, und das zweite Element dazu konfiguriert ist, über eine elektromagnetische Induktion des ersten Elements einen induzierten Strom zu erzeugen;
    die erste reaktanzanpassbare Komponente an einem Ende des ersten Elements nahe einer Referenzebene angeordnet ist, wobei die Referenzebene dazu konfiguriert ist, einen Verbindungspunkt zwischen dem ersten Element und der Antennenzuleitung als einen Ursprung zu verwenden, und senkrecht zu einer axialen Richtung des ersten Elements steht; und
    jede der ersten reaktanzanpassbaren Komponente und der zweiten reaktanzanpassbaren Komponente einen anpassbaren Reaktanzwert aufweist, der basierend auf einer Richtung, die durch einen Benutzer erfordert wird, änderbar ist, um eine Phasendifferenz zwischen dem Erregerstrom, der durch das erste Element empfangen wird, und dem induzierten Strom, der durch das zweite Element erzeugt wird, anzupassen, um umzusetzen, dass ein Zielstrahlungswinkel der Antenne (12) in die Richtung zeigt, die durch den Benutzer erfordert wird, wobei
    - die Phasendifferenz eine Zuordnungsbeziehung mit dem Zielstrahlungswinkel der Antenne (12) aufweist und
    - eine Phase des Erregerstroms und eine Phase des induzierten Stromes durch Ändern der Reaktanzwerte der ersten und der zweiten reaktanzanpassbaren Komponente anpassbar sind, sodass die Phasendifferenz zwischen dem Erregerstrom und dem induzierten Strom entsprechend änderbar ist, wodurch der Zielstrahlungswinkel der Antenne (12) geändert wird, und
    wobei
    - das erste Element eine Dipolantenne ist und das zweite Element eine Monopolantenne ist, wobei die erste reaktanzanpassbare Komponente in Reihe mit mindestens einem Arm des ersten Elements geschaltet ist und die zweite reaktanzanpassbare Komponente in Reihe zwischen dem zweiten Element und einer Erdungsplatte geschaltet ist; oder
    - das erste Element eine Monopolantenne ist und das zweite Element eine Dipolantenne ist, wobei die erste reaktanzanpassbare Komponente in Reihe zwischen dem ersten Element und der Antennenzuleitung geschaltet ist und die zweite reaktanzanpassbare Komponente in Reihe zwischen zwei Armen des zweiten Elements geschaltet ist.
  2. Antenne (12) nach Anspruch 1, wobei der Reaktanzwert der ersten oder der zweiten reaktanzanpassbaren Komponente eine Zuordnungsbeziehung zu der Phasendifferenz aufweist, die Zuordnungsbeziehung zwischen dem Reaktanzwert der ersten oder der zweiten reaktanzanpassbaren Komponente und der Phasendifferenz durch eine komplexe Matrix S dargestellt wird und die komplexe Matrix S unter Verwendung der folgenden Formel bestimmt wird: S = 1 2 + jX / R 0 jX R 0 2 2 jX R 0 wobei jX = j(XL - XC ) der Reaktanzwert der ersten oder der zweiten reaktanzanpassbaren Komponente ist, − X C = − 1 ωC ein kapazitiver Reaktanzwert der ersten oder der zweiten reaktanzanpassbaren Komponente ist, XL = ωL ein Induktivitätswert der ersten oder der zweiten reaktanzanpassbaren Komponente ist, L ein Induktivitätswert der ersten oder der zweiten reaktanzanpassbaren Komponente ist, C ein Kapazitätswert der ersten oder der zweiten reaktanzanpassbaren Komponente ist, ω eine Winkelfrequenz ist und R0 eine charakteristische Impedanz ist.
  3. Antenne (12) nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 2, wobei die Phasendifferenz ferner eine Zuordnungsbeziehung zu einer Länge der Antenne (12) und dem Abstand zwischen dem ersten Element und dem zweiten Element aufweist.
  4. Antenne (12) nach Anspruch 3, wobei der Abstand zwischen dem ersten Element und dem zweiten Element d ist, 0,15λ ≤ d ≤ 0,5A und λ eine Freiraumwellenlänge ist.
  5. Antenne (12) nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 4, wobei das erste Element die Dipolantenne ist und das zweite Element die Monopolantenne ist, wobei die erste reaktanzanpassbare Komponente in Reihe mit dem mindestens einen Arm des ersten Elements geschaltet ist und die reaktanzanpassbare Komponente in Reihe zwischen dem zweiten Element und der Erdungsplatte geschaltet ist, wobei die Phasendifferenz ferner eine Zuordnungsbeziehung zu einem Abstand zwischen der Antenne und der Erdungsplatte und einer Größe der Erdungsplatte aufweist.
  6. Antenne (12) nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 5, ferner umfassend ein Steuermodul und einen elektronischen Schalter, wobei der elektronische Schalter in Reihe mit dem zweiten Element geschaltet ist und das Steuermodul separat mit einem Anpassungsende der zweiten reaktanzanpassbaren Komponente und einem Steuerende des elektronischen Schalters verbunden ist; und das Steuermodul dazu konfiguriert ist, den Reaktanzwert der zweiten reaktanzanpassbaren Komponente und einen Ein-/Aus-Zustand des elektronischen Schalters zu ändern.
  7. Antenne (12) nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 6, wobei die erste oder die zweite reaktanzanpassbare Komponente einen Kondensator und/oder eine Induktivität umfasst.
  8. Endgerät (10), umfassend ein Antennenbefestigungsglied (11) und mindestens eine Antenne (12) nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 7, wobei die Antenne (12) auf dem Antennenbefestigungsglied (11) angeordnet ist.
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